At Granny Kui's words, helplessness still showed in her eyes, but she nevertheless flashed out as instructed.
Then, with a casual wave of her hand—
The faces of several Tyrant Heaven experts changed wildly, and their entire bodies began to tremble violently.
Then an aged voice rang beside their ears. "Stop disturbing our young lady's chess game. Can you do that?"
As she spoke, she spread her hand and clenched it in empty air.
The bodies of the Tyrant Heaven experts immediately crackled loudly. They spat wildly as they nodded frantically, not daring to argue.
That old woman was simply too terrifying.
Granny Kui smiled faintly, withdrew her true energy, and turned back to the little girl's side. Meanwhile, the Tyrant Heaven experts had collapsed to the ground like lumps of mud, taking quite a while before they could crawl back up.
They stared at Sikong Jing, seated opposite the little girl, their mouths twitching wildly.
At that moment, Sikong Jing said to them, "Go back and report to Lady Yao first. I'll return once I'm done with this game."
The Tyrant Heaven experts looked at Sikong Jing, then at Granny Kui beside him. In the end, they could only nod in agreement... It seemed Sikong Jing was being forced into playing chess as well.
Just like that, they remounted their beasts and returned to the Tyrant Heaven Chamber of Commerce.
Sikong Jing, meanwhile, sat back down, picked up a chess piece, and made his move.
The little girl drew a deep breath, her face full of seriousness and caution. She no longer dared to be careless in the slightest... The two went back and forth.
The surrounding old men held their breath, watching with utmost concentration.
As for Granny Kui's terrifying martial prowess, the old men were not particularly